The Hongkong Oxygen & Carbide Company during WW2

HF: The Indhhk article linked below suggests some confusion about three companies that had similiar sounding names during WW2 and the Japanese occupation of Hong Kong.

They were:
a) Hong Kong Oxygen
b) Hongkong Oxygen & Carbide
c) Far East Oxygen & Acetylene

Time to attempt to separate them starting with Hongkong Oxygen & Carbide.

Elizabeth Ride has sent these BAAG reports. She has subtitled #66, 15.9.1944. HK Carbide factory. Until corrected I am assuming this refers to HK Oxygen & Carbide.

Kweilin Weekly Intelligence Summary #66, 15.9.1944.

KWIZ 76/46 18.9.1944

Related Indhhk articles: HK Oxygen – HK Oxygen & Carbide – Far East Oxygen & Acetylene Companies WW2

Further information:

• For general information about the Elizabeth Ride collection, her father Sir Lindsay Ride, and the British Army Aid group during WW2 a very useful introduction is through http://gwulo.com/node/13968
• The BAAG papers are kept at the  Hong Kong Heritage Project
• https://www.hongkongheritage.org/Pages/FindingAids/LibraryCollection/Elizabeth_M_Ride_Collection.aspx

The Index contains many articles using BAAG reports from WW2.